I completed my first river table in the late 80s in High School woodshop class. Mr. Windt gave me an “A”. My skateboard broke in half almost perfectly, and I added a brown-tinted epoxy in the middle to model after the nearby mighty Little Lehigh River running through a classic skateboard’s river banks. Much has changed since then, but really, nothing has. You still need beautiful wood slabs as the river banks. You need some sort of glass or epoxy resin as the river. You must have character and live edges. This river table is 96″ long by 42″ wide built atop cold American steel. Custom river glass by the great partners at Chevy Chase Glass.
